Opinion

In spite of the fact that the Canadian federal government nor any provincial government does not have a mandatory vaccination policy for the private sector, some companies have taken it upon themselves to try and enforce these draconian mandates on their employees anyway.

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Trudeau highlights “safety” as the reason why Canadians should deny themselves a good time on New Year’s despite the large spike in cases due to the omicron variant not resulting in an equivalent spike in deaths. On the contrary, the death rate is at one of the lowest points it has been since March 2020.

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The issue is that although it is true that there is a large wave of cases, per capita the harm being inflicted on the Canadian population is incredibly mild. Omicron’s symptoms tend to be similar to a mild cold, and a large portion of people who get it don’t even realize they have it until they are tested for it. 

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The vaccine mandate put on healthcare workers in Alberta by the Alberta Health Service officially fell apart just a few days ago. Although we should have never placed an unconstitutional mandate on healthcare workers, at the very least the AHS helped prove that vaccine mandates do more harm than good, especially when placed on an […]

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Less than two weeks after this news, on October 13, 2021, Game On Canada took over Bremner Boulevard from York Street to Lower Simcoe Street in a massive pick-up game called Shinny Night in Canada. Despite large concrete barricades appearing in the fan area the night prior, there was still plenty of room for over 300 kids to play a dozen simultaneous hockey games as well as other sports. Live music acts entertained while information was provided by qualified speakers from Police on Guard and Canadian Front Line Nurses, to name just a couple. Dr. Byram Bridle spoke of how he has been threatened about voicing vaccine harm.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had never hidden his love for modern economic theory since the 2015 federal election. Trudeau genuinely seems to believe the only important factor in the economy is how much money is being spent, regardless of whether it is individuals, corporations, or the government spending it.  

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The current Prime Minister’s pre-politics work experience has been a rich source of fodder for those heaping ridicule on Justin Trudeau. So for those who insist the Conservative Party needs to move left to attract progressive young urban voters, Lantsman checks off a lot of boxes.

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In responding to a question by Finance Critic Pierre Poilievre about soaring inflation, she admitted the issue of higher consumer prices was a ‘crisis’ but noted it was global in nature, presumably rendering any unilateral domestic action futile. When asked if inflation was a “homegrown problem,” the Finance Minister said it was a “global phenomenon” and that Canadians understood that.

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Fresh off the Conservative’s latest election defeat, the party is clearly eager to show Canadians it’s ready to fight hard during this parliamentary session. We see this in the party’s spirited attack on the Trudeau government’s economic record amidst inflationary pressures threatening to make Christmas somewhat less than merry for millions of Canadians.

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If the Conservative Party is ever going to reform and represent real Canadian Conservatives again, then the party’s dictator, Erin O’Toole, needs to be toppled and his insider allies need to be banned from the party. They have done more than enough harm to Canadian democracy.

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